The property said that the water leakage on the 7th floor directly leaked to the 4th floor without going through the 6th floor and 5th floor. Is it possible?

1. Is there an eighth floor? If the seventh floor is the tallest building and the home is uninhabited for a long time, there will be no water and no leakage in the sewage pipe.

2. The responsibility of the developer. This involves the completion time. Has it been completed for more than 5 years? If not, the leaking part is the bathroom, and the 6 th and 5 th floors are leaking, and the developer has the warranty responsibility. After more than five years, the responsibility of developers is basically gone.

3. Responsibility of the property. Only contracts involving property can judge specific responsibilities. However, the water leakage time is so long that the property obviously failed to fulfill its responsibilities.

4.5 floors and 6 floors. Maintenance is long overdue. Obviously responsible.

The responsibility of the fifth and seventh floors. There is no written evidence to prove that the water leakage is caused by replacing the sewer pipe; There is no written evidence to prove that the owner of the seventh floor was notified and the property was abandoned.

Finally, it is possible that the seventh floor leaked to the fourth floor. But the third floor of 765 must be leaking. Except for the 7th floor, all parties can be held accountable.